Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-08-23
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

We take wood on subscr ~
Plaus are coming in tomarket in great
abundance.
Milwaukee keg beer only Cents per
glass at Fritz Amnon's.
Tomatoes are plentiful, and are OF o
most excellent quality.
The potatoe crop will be one Of the
largest ever grown in the Hills.
Read II. Stein & Cos. card in another
column, the popular druggists.
A young man named james Sleep was
killed in the Star shaft OF the Home
stake by a car falling on him.
J.. G. Kieth has leased the Merchants
hotel at Deadwood, and has changed the
name of the house to that of Keystone.
Milwaukee keg beer only Cents per
glass at Fritz Ammon's.
Nine fresh milch cows for sale at a bar
gain VIII sell ueparntely or altogeter.
Apply at once to No. Laundress Row,
Fort Made.
The family of Mr.. @. A. Simmons
arrived the last of the week from Iowa,
and intend to make their permanent
home in Sturgis.
T.. S. Brigham has leased the saw-mill
Of Mrs Jennie Vanocker and will devote
his time to cutting lumber nd.stocking
up his yard in town.
Nothing succeeds like success. This
pleasant fact has placed Arnold 6 Meyer
in the front rank with one of the finest
assorted stocks of groceries, provisions,
ETC., found in the market.
The graders were paid off Monday,
and as consequence upwards of
$4,000 were circulated among the bust
ness men of Sturgis. The bank has
been crowded with work for several
days, which shows that trade is improv-
ing.
According to the statement made in
the Pioneer by Peter Thompson Of Camp
Crook, Burdick county, Dakota, the men
in the employ of the 3 x outfit, Of Gus
ter county, assisted two horse thieves
to escape from their ranch few days re
Gently.
Numerous friends and acquaintances
in the northern Hills, mourn the sudden
departure Of Billy Warbutton. Possib-
ly he is en- route for Canada. Citizens of
Rapid are likewise short one Thomas
Grier, who formerly drove hack be-
tween Rapid and Deadwood.
The capture of Charley Parker, the
man who robbed Paymaster d. N. Bash,
at Antelope Springs, Wyoming, last
March, is reported. Parker has been
improving ranch on Dismal creek in
Nebraska, with the money he obtained
by carrying off Bash's yalise.
The Denver Republican of the 18th
instant announces the death Of B. L.
Mann, once known as the advertising
agent of the Rocky Mountain News In
the early days Of Black Hills journalism,
Mr.. Mann held the position Of city soil
citor of the Deadwood Pioneer. Mann
died in poverty at st. Luke's hospital,
Denver.
A family man was passing along the
street the other day with basket Of
groceries on one arm and sack of pro-
duce under the other. He was in a
deep study, and suddenly he said to
himself in an audible tone, "By George
Arnold & Meyers sell the best groceries
for the money that I have ever bought
in the Hills"
G. FL. Holden received this week at
Pine Bluffs herd of cattle purchased
from D. @. Rachal, of Nueces county,
Texas. The herd is composed of two
year-old steers. The rebranding was
finished last Wednesday and the herd
started on north, expecting to reach the
Holden & Stephens range in the Black
Hills in about twelve days.-Cheyenne
Live Stock Journal.
Milwaukee keg beer only Cents per
glass at Fritz Ammon's.
Mr.. w. Ell. Beadle was killed at his
ranch in Fall River county last Thursday
by being thrown from his horse. He
was chasing cattle, and the horse stepped
in prairie dog hole, throwing Mr..
Beadle violently to the ground, breaking
bis neck and killing him instantly. Mr..
Beadle was SO years old, and leaves a
wife and five children to mourn his
loss. He came to the Hills in 1876, and
was well known and highly respected by
large circle Of acquaintance.
The ADVERTISER is in receipt of the
Pasadena (Cal.) Union of August Is,
which chntains the death announcement
of Mrs. frankie A. Glover, wife of Geo.
W. Glover, Jr., gentleman well known
at Spearfish and in Deadwood. Mrs.
Glover was seriously i'll only about
forty EIGHT hours, Brights disease being
the cause of her death. Mr.. Glover had
been married less than ten months, and
his friends in the Hills will sympathize
with him in the hour Of his sore
affiiction.
The ADVERTISER suggested few
weeks since that building association
be organized in Sturgis, and it is pleasing
to note that matters are fast assuming
tangible shape by which an organization
of this character will be formed under the
laws Of the territory. Men with capital
and muscle are pushing the enterprise.
A building association affords employ
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